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Question #18022

if the density of any substance is 10gm/cm3 , find its relative density

Expert's answer

Relative to the density ofwater, relative density is a ratio

relative density = density(substance) / density(water) = (10 g/cm^3) / (1g/cm^3) = 10.

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